In the interests of more signs being brailled everywhere, I'd encourage the attitude that says: "The system is set up to deliver a sign with braille, why should I go to the trouble of switching it off?".
And cars have passengers too (no, I don't know why a passenger might be on their own in the parking garage, but if they were, they'd probably be glad of all the help they could find...)
Oh, I agree that "braille by default" would be an excellent idea. I just found the specific context surprising. (I immediately thought of passengers, but then assumed that the passenger would be walking with the driver, reducing the need to read the signs personally.)
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Date: 2005-11-14 03:58 pm (UTC)And cars have passengers too (no, I don't know why a passenger might be on their own in the parking garage, but if they were, they'd probably be glad of all the help they could find...)
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